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Dodging Bullets — Public Performance Options
Price range: $95.00 through $395.00
Dodging Bullets—Stories from Survivors of Historical Trauma PUBLIC PERFORMANCE RIGHTS
PUBLIC PERFORMANCE RIGHTS (PPR) allow educational, corporate and nonprofit groups to exhibit our film one time to groups of 100 or fewer individuals where admission is not charged. The term of the public performance license is for the life of the film. However, if you intend to charge admission, expect an audience over 100, or publicly advertise the screening, then we ask that you contact us regarding an exhibition fee. Films purchased without Public Performance Rights are restricted for individual viewing or face-to-face teaching in the classroom only. Restricted to use on a single location. For more information about licensing, visit our licensing information page.
For an outline of the film, visit the Dodging Bullets Overview page
| PPR | Indigenous community screenings (PPR) 95.00, Middle & High school screenings (PPR) 195.00, Higher Education screenings (PPR) 295.00, Corporation screenings (PPR) 395.00 |
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A private Vimeo link will be sent for the screening.
2 reviews for Dodging Bullets — Public Performance Options
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Kimberly Whitewater Wakjexiwiga –
“Dodging Bullets shows pride of the people and their struggles without making Native people look easily influenced or weak. It also, does not display the angry undertone that those of us working within our tribes work so diligently to heal our people from. The message has been heard within this film. It was true to those involved while focusing on the strength, resilience and the pain, not the anger. It allows the non-native audience to truly hear and see the pain without blatant finger pointing or going the other direction by making it more palatable for non-natives tastes. This in turn has given them a different perspective to the anger they have seen that has turned them away from the truth in the past.”
“Pinagigi Dodging Bullets.”
Kimberly Whitewater Wakjexiwiga
Community Supportive Services Division Director
HCN Social Services
Bob Trench –
“Dodging Bullets was an eye-opening and influential documentary that exposed the effects of Historical Trauma against Indigenous peoples. As a regional campus, we have a unique mission to educate physicians dedicated to family medicine, to serve the needs of rural Minnesota and Native American communities. We held an open screening of the film to all students and members of our campus during Native American Heritage Month that was hosted by our student chapter of the Association of Native American Medical Students (ANAMS). It was crucial to share this film on our campus to better understand how Historical Trauma impacts the health and wellbeing of our Native American patients and Native American students.”
Paula M. Termuhlen, MD
Regional Campus Dean and Professor of Surgery
University of Minnesota Medical School, Duluth Campus